Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-20

of the parasite. large percentage of the pop
ulation affected with Catarrh and its effects
are not only liberation and destruction, with
pungent fetid odor, loss of the nasal bone u
ceration of fauces and throat, destruction of
larynX with loss of voice, usurpati0n of the
bronchial mucous membrane, filling up of the
air vesicles with the germ parasite, but bron-
chial or pulmonary consumption aud death.
The vegetable parasite is the simplest living
form known that lives upon organs structure
less, consisting OF semi-fuid material large or
small in size, these masses can move in any
direction, and propagate indefinitely; these
parasites may breed, feed and propagate upon
the structure themselves. They increase very
simply by spores or roots, and so long as pedi-
/ Gle or root remains they will terminate. No in
telligent person doubts that Catarrh and Ozona
is parasite, since it is Endorsed by the most
eminent scientists in the world, such as TyndaI,
Huxley and Beale.
1t is duty we owe to sufferers from Catarrh
| to point out TO them the position they stand in
relative to cholera or other epidemics. 1t is as
| follows: The delicate lining membrane of the
nostrlls generally the posterior naresl is in
state of Inflammation. In parts it is destroyed,
and there is present an ulcer (open sorel in
which germs are carrying on their destroying
process: The cholera microbe or germ of
| other diseases to which the patient may be ex-
I posed carried in during inspiration, finds this
spot exactly suited to its development, and sets
to work with great activity to destroy the It's
/ sues, poison the blood and to reproduce itself
with ever-increasing virulence. This added to
| the fact that Catarrh always undermines the
| health of its victims and diminishes their abil-
ity W resist ulseSise, places sufferers from "a
tarrhal affections at great disadvantage in the
event of a visitation from cholera and other
| epidemics.
| Many attempts have been made to discover a
cure for this distressing disease, by the use of
| inhalents and other ingenious devices (old ex-
| ploded theories which no intelligent physician
prescribes at the present day., but none OF these
treatments can do particle Of good until the para
sites are either destroyed renored from the mucous
| tissue
This we are enabled to do in from one TO three
| applications where the bone is not affected but
where the bone is affected second or third ex-
| ira treatment may be required.
| We state, in all confidence, that we believe
ourselves able TO cure every case of Catarrh
Catarrhal Deafness or Hay Fever that is pre-
sented to us, whether standing one year or forty
years. This is proved by the success that has
attended our treatmentthus far.
We have certificates of cures, many of them
| in cases of very long standing, that had baffied
all the preparations of the day. as well as the
medical profession. Every attention is given to
patients, and we spare no trouble in cases of
very long standing.
The remedy and apparatus, which is so simple
that a child can readily understand it, are fur
pished to the patient, and the treatment, which
is used only once in two weeks, consists of sim
pie applications made at home, without loss of
time or interference with business or ordinary
duties.